Basel Universität

Dilek Yildiz

PhD student
MSc. Physics
office 3.02
tel +41 (0)61 207 3727


Dilek_Yildiz

Research interests


Publications

Latest Papers (show all)

Mechanical dissipation via image potential states on a topological insulator surface
Dilek Yildiz, Marcin Kisiel, Urs Gysin, Oguzhan Gürlü, Ernst Meyer
Nature Materials, 18, (2019), 1201–1206, pdf.
Mechanical dissipation from charge and spin transitions in oxygen-deficient SrTiO3 surfaces
Marcin Kisiel, Oleg Brovko, Dilek Yildiz, Remy Pawlak, Urs Gysin, Erio Tosatti, Ernst Meyer
Nature Communication, 9, (2018), 2946, pdf.
Apparent corrugation variations on moire patterns on highly oriented pyrolytic graphite
D. Yildiz and O. Gurlu
Materials Today Communications, 8, (2016), 72-78.

Latest Talks (show all)

Electronic and frictional properties of Bi2Te3 (0001) surface
D. Yildiz , M. Kisiel, and E. Meyer
13th International Nanoscience & Nanotechnology Conference, 2017-10-22, Antalya, (Turkey).
Image states and energy dissipation on Bi2Te3 surface
D. Yildiz , M. Kisiel, and E. Meyer
Trends in Nanotribology 2017, 2017-06-26, Trieste, (Italy).
Energy dissipation peaks on Bi2Te3 studied with pendulum AFM and STM
D. Yildiz , M. Kisiel, and E. Meyer
Seminar (Osaka University), 2017-05-24, Osaka, (Japan).
Image States and Energy Dissipation in Bi2Te3 Surface
D. Yildiz , M. Kisiel, and E. Meyer
Seminar (University of Tokyo), 2017-05-23, Tokyo, (Japan).

Latest Poster (show all)

Energy dissipation peaks on Bi2Te3 studied with pendulum AFM and STM
D. Yildiz, M. Kisiel, and E. Meyer
SNI Annual meeting 2017, 2017-09-07, Lenzerheide, (Switzerland).
Electrostatic, phononic and van der Waals friction on layered materials
D. Yildiz, M. Kisiel, and E. Meyer
DPG Spring Meeting, 2017-03-19, Dresden, (Germany).
Electronic and van der Waals friction on layered structures
D. Yildiz, M. Kisiel, and E. Meyer
Nanoscience in the Snow 2017, 2017-01-25, Zermatt, (Switzerland).
Energy Dissipation Mechanism On Layered Structures
D. Yildiz, M. Kisiel, and E. Meyer
International Non-contact Atomic Force Microscopy (NC-AFM), 2016-07-25, Nottingham, (UK).